Swiss 1. Liga (football)

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1. Liga is the third tier of Swiss Football League system. The division is split into two groups of 16 teams and one of 17, with two teams relegated from the division overall and two teams promoted to the second tier Challenge League

Contents 1 Current season 1.1 Group 1 1.2 Group 2 1.3 Group 3 2 See also 3 External links

[edit] Current season

[edit] Group 1

FC Baulmes FC Bex FC Bulle SC Düdingen FC Echallens Etoile-Carouge FC FC Fribourg FC La Tour/Le Pâquier ES FC Malley, Lausanne

FC Martigny-Sports FC Meyrin FC Naters Stade Nyonnais FC Savièse FC Serrières, Neuchâtel FC Sion U-21 FC UGS

[edit] Group 2

FC Basel U-21 FC Biel-Bienne FC Grenchen FC Laufen FC Luzern U-21 SV Lyss FC Münsingen SV Muttenz

BSC Old Boys FC Olten FC Schötz FC Solothurn FC Wangen bei Olten BSC Young Boys U-21 SC Zofingen Zug 94

[edit] Group 3

FC Baden GC Biaschesi FC Brugg Grasshopper-Club Zürich U-21 FC Herisau FC Kreuzlingen FC Küsnacht FC Mendrisio-Stabio

FC Rapperswil-Jona FC Red-Star Zürich FC St. Gallen U-21 SV Schaffhausen FC Tuggen FC Winterthur U-21 SC Young Fellows Juventus FC Zürich U-21

[edit] See also

• 2. Liga interregional (Fourth level)

[edit] External links

• http://www.football.ch/1l/de/start.aspx

Football in Switzerland v • d • e
League competitions SFV Cup competitions Super League National team Swiss Cup Challenge League U-21 Uhrencup 1. Liga (3 divisions) Women's Cup of the Alps 2. Liga interregional League System List of clubs